An Index to the Names in the Mahabharata, with Short Explanations and a Concordance to the Bombay and Calcutta Editions and P. C. Roy's Translation c5.s2.440
An Index to the Names in the Mahābhārata, with Short Explanations and a Concordance to the Bombay and Calcutta Editions and P. C. Roy's Translation c5.s2.440
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Bhr̥gusūnu ("the son of Bhr̥gu," a planet, Venus = Çukra): IX, 545. Bhr̥gusuta¹ = Reika: XIII, 218. Bhr̥guttama¹ = Jamadagni: XIII, 4641. Bhr̥guttama² = Paraçu-Rāma: XIII, 3982, 4035, 4044. Bhr̥guttama³ = Vipula: XIII, 2270. Bhr̥gutuṅga. § 144 (*Yayāti*): I, 75, 3181.—§ 249 (*Arjunavanavāsap.*): I, 215, 7813.—§ 305 (*Anudyūtap.*): II, 78, 2574.—§ 370 (*Tīrthay.*): III, 84, 8028 (*°am samāsādya rājīmedhaphalam labhet*).—§ 375 (do.): III, 85, 8234 (on Malaya one should ascend the funeral pyre, in Bh° one should kill himself by hunger; *anāçanam both C. and B.*).—§ 377 (*Dhaumyatīrthak.*): III, 90, 8394 (*mahāgirih, in the North*).—§ 410 (*Plakṣāvataraṇa*): III, 130, 10555.—§ 413 (*Tīrthay.*): 135, 10698 (*parvatam*).—§ 442 (*Nivātakavacayuddhap.*): III, 167, 11945.—§ 733 (*Anuçāsanik.*): XIII, 25, 1705 (*mahāhrada Bh°e tv alolupaḥ | trirātroposhito bhūtvā mucyate brahmahatyayā*). Bhr̥guvamça ("the family of Bh°"): § 11 (*Parvas.*): I, 2, 365.—§ 70 (*Ādivamç.*): I, 59, 2198.—§ 227 (*Aurvop.*): I, 179, 6823. Bhū¹ ("Earth") = Çiva (1000 names¹). Bhū² = Kr̥shṇa: XII, 1509. Bhū³ = Vishnu (1000 names). Bhūçaya ("lying on earth") = Vishnu (1000 names). Bhūgarbha = Vishnu (1000 names). Bhūjagapati ("the lord of the serpents") = Padmanābha: XII, 13943. Bhūjagāri ("the enemy of the serpents") = Garuḍa: X, 651. Bhūjagātmajā ("daughter of the serpent") = Ulūpī: XIV, 2403; XVII, 27. Bhūjagendrakanyā ("the daughter of the serpent king") = Ulūpī: XV, 666. Bhūjagottama ("the foremost of serpents") = Vishnu (1000 names). Bhūjagottamā (do.) = Ulūpī: XIV, 2375. Bhūliṅga. § 290d (*Çiçupālavadhap.*): II, 44, 1545 ("on the other side of the Himavat, the bird Bhūliṅga always cries 'Never do anything rashly,' but nevertheless picks from the lion's mouth the pieces of flesh sticking between the teeth, and lives at the lion's pleasure").—§ 658 (*Kr̥taghnop.*): XII, 169, 6326 (*çakunaḥ sāmudrāḥ, parvatobhavaḥ*). Bhumanyu¹. § 151 (*Pūruv.*): I, 94, 3712 (son of Bharata through Bharadvāja), 3713 (*becomes yuvarāja*).—§ 152 (do.): I, 94, 3714 (has the sons Diviratha, Suhotra (the oldest), Suhotr̥, Suhavis, Suyajus, *Pushkariṇyām R̥cīkas ca*).—§ 156 (do.): I, 95, †3785 (son of Bharata Daushyanti and Sunanā Sārvasenā Kāçeyī), †3786 (married to Vijayā Dāçārhī, by her father of Suhotra). Bhumanyu². § 154 (*Pūruv.*): I, 94, 3748 (son of elder Dhṛtarāṣṭra, the brother of Vāhlika). Bhūmanyu (B. Su°). § 767 (*Ānuçāsanik.*): XIII, 6266 (*went to Heaven for having given Çāṇḍilya a gift of food*). *Bhūmi ("Earth") personified: I, 3017 (married to Bhūmipati); XIII, 7236, 7237. Bhūmiçaya. § 656 (*Khaḍgotp.*): XII, 166, 6236 (receives the Sword from Amūrta-rayas, son of Bharats). Bhūmiñjaya¹. § 552 (*Gobhūmiparvan* or *Udyogap. of Matsya*): 40, 1306 (*nāmnā, nāmnā 'ham api ca*).